So, here we go guys:
Based on our squad and the display against Brighton, i sincerely hope, that we shift formation playing with wingbacks and utilising our brilliant back three. Could look like this - and this is just ideas floating around:
Formation: 3-4-3
Barry
(George)
N’Diaye Dibling
(Armstrong) (Alcaraz)
Garner Dewsbury-Hall
(Iroegbunam) (Gana)
Digne Norton-Cuffy
(Aznou) (Patterson)
Branthwaite Tarkowski O’Brien
(Mykolenko) (Keane) (Backup)
Pickford
(Travers)
Ins:
- Backup to O'Brien at right central side
- A shrewd move on Lucas Digne, since he has lost his place to Maatsen and is a hero at our club; brilliant for Aznou having him and Baines at the club
- Norton Cuffy; a specialist at right wing back, utilising his athletism, speed, and dribling and being covered from O'Brien from most defensive duties
- Preferably a new attacking option - either a offensive midfielder or a striker (since George can play both roles)
Outs:
- Coleman: It's time, my beloved friend. Welcome to the staff-team.
- Grealish: Sorry, mate. You are brilliant, but way to expensive. Perhaps another loan, which i would love.
- Röhl: Meh-meh.
- McNeil: Thanks for playing a huge role in a difficult period for the club
- Beto: Thanks for your heart and dedication. It's time to move on.
So, looking at this formation, i have following comments:
- That back three, witch Pickford behind is seriously great. Tarkowski doesn't have to play the ball, Myko will be better because of his technique, and will no longer be exposed for his lack of speed and offensive limitations.
- Aznou will be used offensively, and will psysichally not be exposed from PL-wingers.
- N'Diaye and Dibling will take advantege of central positions, using strenth with carrying the ball, dible in small rooms and not be "left alone" anymore.
Unfortunately, this will not happen with David Moyes, since he only plays a conservative 4-2-3-1, and will place us solid in 7th-11th position and install his "small club"-mentality to the club once again.